Classic small run production or 'after market' railway modellers accessories,
W&T seem to have made a limited selection of horse-drawn farm implements and accessories, packaging hints at 1960's/early '70's and when I get my files down here I'll see if I have more on this company and a complete listing.
Boxes, substantial heavy card, but off -the-shelf with adhesive labels, rather than custom-made with full print graphics.
Contents and instruction sheet for the roller (model No.4), the instruction sheet covers five different kits, and points to there being eight in total?
Parts for the Haycart (model No.6), click on the image to look at it in close-up, the detail is quite fine and these were nice castings, the horse is very good, having the look of a specific breed which I think
Britains made in 54mm.
[Correction; The horse IS a copy of the horse provided with the Britains Lilliput cart, in factory painted metal.]
Boxes, substantial heavy card, but off -the-shelf with adhesive labels, rather than custom-made with full print graphics.
Contents and instruction sheet for the roller (model No.4), the instruction sheet covers five different kits, and points to there being eight in total?
Parts for the Haycart (model No.6), click on the image to look at it in close-up, the detail is quite fine and these were nice castings, the horse is very good, having the look of a specific breed which I think Britains made in 54mm. [Correction; The horse IS a copy of the horse provided with the Britains Lilliput cart, in factory painted metal.]
W&T make 9 cast metal, horse-drawn vehicles and one from Rowland Miniatures. They are still in production and can be found on the Scale Link site.
ReplyDeleteCheers Bob, that'll be of help to those thinking of looking.
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